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Hillary, Chelsea and Huma Abedin have recently become majority stakeholders in a UK company named "Unfinished Business Films."
https://twitter.com/2Spaceninja15/status/1304204013181849604?s=20
Richard Grenell
@RichardGrenell
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@realDonaldTrump
nominated for a SECOND Nobel Peace Prize for historic Kosovo-Serbia Agreement.
@avucic
@Avdullah
https://twitter.com/RichardGrenell/status/1304400089146945537?s=20
Joel Fischer
@JFNYC1·13h
Two days after the 9/11 attack @realDonaldTrump was at Ground Zero with hundreds of workers that he paid of his own pocket to help find and identify victims.
This was much before he was even thinking of running for @POTUS.
He's been a patriot to the country he loves for ever.
https://twitter.com/JFNYC1/status/1304194341632651264?s=20
Regarding that Post of Grenell and Trump and 2005, Ric says this
Richard Grenell
@RichardGrenell·15h
The first time I met @realDonaldTrump was on this day in 2005 - when I took him around Congress.
https://twitter.com/RichardGrenell/status/1304172041675956224?s=20
Vulnerable Dems anxious over stalled Covid talks
Democrats in GOP-leaning districts have been privately pressing Pelosi to take new action on relief — but she's resisting.
Kilmer was among several centrist Democrats who voiced similar concerns about the inaction one day earlier in a call with Pelosi. Some, particularly freshmen, pressed for more votes on coronavirus legislation, such as piecemeal bills to address programs like unemployment insurance, small business assistance or stimulus checks.
Pelosi rejected the idea of lowering their party’s demands both on Wednesday and during the broader caucus call Thursday, reiterating that Democrats needed to stand behind their more sweeping legislation as the pandemic rages on.
“Members range in suggestions to voting on ‘Heroes’ again to hanging tough,” Pelosi said Thursday, according to Democrats on the call. “Most of you agree that if we hang tough, we will get a better bill.”
One idea Pelosi is considering, however, is a floor vote on a standalone bill from House Energy and Commerce Chair Frank Pallone that would provide $75 billion to strengthen coronavirus testing and tracing programs nationwide. Senate Republicans proposed $16 billion for testing and tracing in their bill this week.
Other swing-district Democrats say they’re begun to search for more options themselves. Members of the Problem Solvers Caucus have begun drafting a bipartisan proposal to amp up pressure on their party’s leaders to accept something that falls in between the two parties' demands, possibly around $2 trillion. The GOP bill filibustered in the Senate Thursday amounted to roughly $500 billion.
Some members of the bipartisan group have even reached out to the White House about their plan. But senior Democrats say they’re skeptical that it could make either party budge.
"We’re doing everything we can to get both sides back to the table," said Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-N.J.), a co-leader of the group along with Rep. Tom Reed (R-N.Y.). "We can’t wait until January."
Vulnerable Dems anxious over stalled Covid talks
Democrats in GOP-leaning districts have been privately pressing Pelosi to take new action on relief — but she's resisting.
Kilmer was among several centrist Democrats who voiced similar concerns about the inaction one day earlier in a call with Pelosi. Some, particularly freshmen, pressed for more votes on coronavirus legislation, such as piecemeal bills to address programs like unemployment insurance, small business assistance or stimulus checks.
Pelosi rejected the idea of lowering their party’s demands both on Wednesday and during the broader caucus call Thursday, reiterating that Democrats needed to stand behind their more sweeping legislation as the pandemic rages on.
“Members range in suggestions to voting on ‘Heroes’ again to hanging tough,” Pelosi said Thursday, according to Democrats on the call. “Most of you agree that if we hang tough, we will get a better bill.”
One idea Pelosi is considering, however, is a floor vote on a standalone bill from House Energy and Commerce Chair Frank Pallone that would provide $75 billion to strengthen coronavirus testing and tracing programs nationwide. Senate Republicans proposed $16 billion for testing and tracing in their bill this week.
Other swing-district Democrats say they’re begun to search for more options themselves. Members of the Problem Solvers Caucus have begun drafting a bipartisan proposal to amp up pressure on their party’s leaders to accept something that falls in between the two parties' demands, possibly around $2 trillion. The GOP bill filibustered in the Senate Thursday amounted to roughly $500 billion.
Some members of the bipartisan group have even reached out to the White House about their plan. But senior Democrats say they’re skeptical that it could make either party budge.
"We’re doing everything we can to get both sides back to the table," said Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-N.J.), a co-leader of the group along with Rep. Tom Reed (R-N.Y.). "We can’t wait until January."
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/09/10/coronavirus-stimulus-vulnerbale-democrats-411935
Regarding Biden image getting censured why is this reply to a tweet not censured? Hope this helps
It’s a reply to a tweet on comfortablysmug
https://twitter.com/nortouQ/status/1304178310943891456?s=20
https://mobile.twitter.com/ComfortablySmug/status/1304177098941227009
Wisconsin Supreme Court orders hold on distribution of absentee ballots
UPI10 Sep 2020
Sept. 10 (UPI) — The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday told elections officials to hold back delivery of absentee ballots as justices weigh whether to add Green Party candidates to the presidential ballot.
The 4-3 decision by the state’s high court comes just a week before the Sept. 17 deadline for municipal clerks to mail out absentee ballots to Wisconsin voters who have requested them as mandated by state law.
Thursday’s vote was split along ideological lines with the court’s four conservative justices voting in favor of placing the delivery of ballots on hold and the three liberals dissenting.
The ruling comes as Democrats on the Wisconsin Elections Commission have said that Green Party candidate Angela Walker should not be on the ballot as she provided two different addresses on her campaign filings, while the commission’s Republicans have advocated that Walker and fellow Green Party candidate Howie Hawkins be included.
The court has asked the Elections Commission to report whether absentee ballots have been mailed by the end of the day Thursday in addition to requesting the names and addresses of everyone who has been mailed a ballot as well as the names of officials who requested that ballots be printed and the date those requests were made.
Nearly 1 million Wisconsin voters have requested absentee ballots and the state Elections Commission submitted a report late Thursday saying as many as 378,000 ballots have already been sent out.
Meagan Wolfe, the chief elections official for the state of Wisconsin, said it would be “incredibly complicated and difficult” for the state to add another candidate to the ballot.
Wolfe added that many of the ballots would have to be reprinted, which would cause delays in the process regardless of whether ballots have already been sent out.
https://www.breitbart.com/news/wisconsin-supreme-court-orders-hold-on-distribution-of-absentee-ballots/
Exclusive: Jim Caviezel Says Mel Gibson Sent Him Third Draft of ‘Passion of the Christ’ Sequel
Marlow asked about politically-driven blacklisting following Caviezel’s portrayal of Jesus in The Passion of the Christ. “You’re a man of obviously outspoken faith. How has that affected your career, particularly [after] The Passion of the Christ?”
Caviezel responded, “I had no choice. I had to defend it. I had to fight to survive. The film exploded. It was off the charts. You’d think, ‘Oh, you’re going to work a lot.’ No, I didn’t. I was no longer on the studio list. That was gone. … Because of what I do as an actor — that’s my skill — it was given to me from God. I didn’t give it to myself, but it’s something in which I have a great range. … I really felt that faith was much bigger than the industry and Hollywood, and bigger than the Republican or Democratic Party or any of that.”
Caviezel told Fox News in March of growing hostility towards biblical films in Hollywood. He said, “It’s so imperative in this time. These films can’t be made now. The films they make are Marvel Comics movies. You’ll see Superman. You won’t see Jesus. I got to play the greatest superhero there ever was.”
The Passion of the Christ‘s sequel will focus on Jesus’ resurrection, with Caviezel reprising the role of Jesus.
https://www.breitbart.com/radio/2020/09/10/jim-caviezel-mel-gibson-draft-passion-christ-sequel/
Man Stranded in Lake George Saved by Priests on Floating Tiki Bar
I love this headline because it sounds like the beginning to a joke, but it not!
A man whose kayak capsized in 30 feet of water in Lake George, New York, held on to his kayak for dear life until he got rescued by a group of priests on a floating tiki bar.
Jimmy MacDonald, a substance abuse counselor and former substance abuser, was rescued by the Paulist Fathers, a Catholic religious community of seminarians and priests from St. Joseph’s Seminary in Washington, DC, along with the tiki tours staff.
MacDonald was out on a rented kayak on Lake George when his kayak tipped over.
“That’s when I said, ‘Alright, I think I might die today. I think this might be it.’ I prayed to my lord and savior Jesus Christ for help,” MacDonald told WNYT.
MacDonald prayed hard and eventually found the salvation he sought for in the form of a floating tiki bar carrying priests and seminarians from St. Joseph’s Seminary in D.C., NBC Washington reported.
The priests and seminarians were on a break from a religious retreat.
Noah Ismael, a second-year seminarian, told NBC Washington, “His kayak was overturned, and we said, ‘Hey, do you need help?'”
The seminarians had been in the Lake George area because the coronavirus outbreak had hit their seminary. Ismael said a man drowned in those same waters the week before MacDonald showed up, and that weighed heavily on their minds.
“It was a movement of the Holy Spirit, that’s what I’ll say,” Ismael said.
MacDonald said he found his rescue ironic.
“I’ve been sober for seven years, and I get saved by a tiki bar,” he said.
https://www.breitbart.com/faith/2020/09/10/man-stranded-in-lake-george-saved-by-priests-on-floating-tiki-bar/